It would be best if you started preparing in three phases:
Finishing the CMAT Syllabus:
- Begin with the section that you find the most difficult and work your way down to the easier sections.
- Do not begin a new topic until the prior one has been completed.
- Do not study two or more things at once; you may become confused at the end of the day.
- The simplest component of all is General Awareness; therefore, prepare for it at the end of this phase.
Sample Papers and Mock Tests:
- Do not begin solving sample questions until you have completed the CMAT course.
- If you have previously prepared for or taken the CAT, XAT, IIFT, SNAP, GMAT, or other exams, you can prepare for the CMAT by simply practicing mock examinations.
- Analyze your performance after each CMAT mock test and take the next step based on your findings.
- The goal of practicing mock tests should be to enhance speed and accuracy.
- It will assist you in comprehending the test structure and preparing topics suitably.
- Attempt to answer a wide range of questions. This will give you an indication of the types of questions you can encounter — difficult, easy, complicated, and lengthy.
Revision by Topic:
- Do not begin a new chapter in the final two days before the exam.
- Finish your revision the day before the exam and relax your thoughts overnight.
- On the morning of the exam, do not study or revise anything.